Meet Our Team
About the Project
Our San Francisco Crime Data Visualization project is a collaborative effort to make complex crime data more accessible and understandable through interactive visualizations. We've combined data science, statistical analysis, and design principles to create a comprehensive view of crime patterns in San Francisco.
The project began as part of a data visualization course at the School of Information at UC Berkeley. Our team wanted to create something that could be useful for both the general public and policy makers interested in understanding crime trends in San Francisco.
Using data from the San Francisco Police Department's public data portal, we've created a series of interactive dashboards that allow users to explore various aspects of crime in the city, from temporal patterns to geographic distributions.
Our Team

David Fujii
Contributions: Data acquisition & research, conducted usability tests, time-series dashboard components, final dashboard design and implementation

Paulina Veronica Goldman
Contributions: Usability test design & ideation, conducted usability tests, video script & outline, improvement page summary and verbiage, incident category dashboard components

Thomas Lee
Contributions: Web development, compiling usability test results, conducted usability tests, video editing, geographical dashboard components